Spectrum Magazine / Adventist Forum

College can be both an eye opening experience and a closed off circle. It’s important to remember to open up about things happening in the world around you.

Two factions feuding over land the Iceland Conference owns have emerged in the past few years. A September 8 constituency session was set to be a point of high tension between the groups, exacerbated by a two-year delay.

As the General Conference Executive Committee concluded its 2024 Annual Council, leaders tackled financial shifts and policy changes, debated church practices, and cast visions for the church's global mission.

The Adventist Mission Conference at Andrews University highlighted 150 years of global mission work, offering insights into how the church can balance urgency with relevance in today's world.

The close of the 2024 Society of Adventist Communicators Conference leaves Spectrum Magazine with awards and Seventh-day Adventist communicators reflecting on the implications of AI. How will Adventist media evolve in the modern age of technology?

Amid fighting with neighboring Israel, the university has adopted a hybrid learning model that provides students with both in-person and online options.

Friedensau Adventist University celebrated its 125th anniversary with a weekend of events, reflecting on its rich history and envisioning its future role in global Adventist mission and academia.

In memory of Michael Brown Jr. the Conscience and Justice Council’s 9th annual convention served as a space for attendees to walk and talk social justice with love and compassion.

Ending their Year-end Meeting early as election night loomed, the North American Division leadership urged harmony, calling members to be unified in a polarized nation.

With society increasingly supporting same-sex relationships the Seventh-day Adventist Church is archaically behind. The book Queer Insights seeks to address this issue with the historical, biblical, and scientific evidence to back it up.